to translator: I hate when I am about to hug someone really sexy and my face hits the mirror. story: Our language is called the mother tongue because the father never gets a chance to Speak, that Is, very nice Character: When I joke they take it seriously. When I am serious they take as a joke.. updatig stability: I don't know! world background: What kind of place is this? It's beautiful: Pigeons fly, women fall from the sky! I'm moving here!

Seems very solid so far. The main character receives an ability to perfectly recall all of his memories, but it has clear limitations; he himself is not actually smarter. Many riddles and theorems and sciences are mixed in, and, even if some are incorrect, it shows that the author put effort into writing the novel. It has a very technical and calculating feel much like Warlock of the Magus World. Not sure if it will hold up, but it is far more promising than a copy-and-paste sign-in novel.

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another story about D&D wizards from the guy who wrote The Truth of Magic i thought he'd learned his lesson because this one has a much stronger setting and starting system, but after ~100 chapters he jumps the shark again and throws out everything to have dumb action scenes where none of his previous powers matter and neither do the side characters

This story is annoying. Very annoying. The theme of magi is great. After all, Warlock of the Magus World gave hope to despairing Chinese novel scene. Giving us a new template of protagonists. But this story? It's irritating on so many levels. I'll just list them for simplicity's sake: 1. The body's old will still remains in the body. Which is the rationale for MC making down-right idiotic choices. 2. Everytime someone needs help the MC will be reminded of someone he cares about. Chubby man? Reminds him of his father. Little girl? Reminds him of his little sister. Mean-spirited girl? Reminds him of his older sister. He uses these excuses to act like a shining beacon of righteousness. 3. Superificial MC. First heroine introduced wears a mask. After he sees her appearance for the first time...he moans to himself that he should've been nicer to her. Not only that, his impression of her went up by 1000x. 4. The cheat should've just been a memory palace. But in effect it acts like a deity tier artefact. MC hit by psychological attack? Blocked. MC hit by dream spell? Blocked. The cheat conveniently saves the MC from every little thing. 5. The MC has no idea how to use his cheat at all. Instead of gaining a foundation by reading books, he choses to spend his time trying to chat up beauties. Sigh. 6. From time to time the MC will randomly preach socialist ideaologies. About how he believes there's non hierarchy in society et cetera. All in all...this protagonist doesn't deserve to be a magus.

This novel sucks to me. There is some grammatical errors. Author made the mc quite dumb The mc, who possess a cheat that give him knowledge of anything, don't really know anything at all. Plus mc does waste time on pointless stuff.

Pretty bad to be honest. The MC's knowledge of this world isn't very clear at all. I mean we know he has a library with all of his memories from the previous world, but it's not clear if that applies to the previous world or not. The library in question is also pretty nonsensical because the man isn't just reading memories you might expect. Dude seems to have a ludicrously large eclectic and convenient reading history to have stored in there. Dude seems to take some ridiculous risks before really knowing much of anything about magic too. Part of that might be the author's inability to keep his knowledge of this world consistent or the way he acts for that matter. This is only by chapter 7 as well. I can only imagine this will get worse the more the story develops because it will be more stuff for the author to try and keep track of.

Feels like plot armor. And the only good think about MC is his memory -> that was given as a golden spoon from author. Over all since casting spells is based a lot on memory and mc got perfect memory we can all guess how pointless this book will be. And you can already see face slapping by mc at 7chapter and it will probably get worse.

Writing quality not bad Story is slow paced with little to to much scheming. World background unknown only that there's mages and humans and a capital city. The Mc's character is not bad we haven't got any glimpse of his rational behavior or coldness but he's a deep schemer too. 20 chapter of nothing but unrelated information that's even more confusing no action or magic or a single spell nothing just probabilities of solving a rubric cubes. It's not interesting there's nothing wow yet that'll keep readers wanting more. Ps his cheat look similar to LOHP.